Evening high school Salzburg

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Evening high school Salzburg
Christian-Doppler-Gymnasium, Salzburg.JPG
type of school Evening grammar school
founding 1957
place Salzburg
state Salzburg
Country Austria
Coordinates 47 ° 48 '38 "  N , 13 ° 2' 8"  E Coordinates: 47 ° 48 '38 "  N , 13 ° 2' 8"  E
carrier State school board for Salzburg
student about 500
Teachers approx. 30
management Gerhard Pusch
Website www.abendgymnasium.salzburg.at

The Abendgymnasium Salzburg is a state general higher school of extra-occupational education and the second educational path in the Austrian city of Salzburg . As an evening school , it offers people aged 17 and over the opportunity to take the high school diploma and thus full university and technical college access. The classrooms in the Christian-Doppler-Gymnasium in the district of Lehen are the location of the face-to-face courses .

history

The Salzburg Evening High School was founded in autumn 1957. It is the oldest of the eight Austrian evening grammar schools with public rights ( AHS for working people , special type of grammar school according to Section 37, Paragraph 3 of the School Organization Act)

Lessons offered

Classes take place in the evening and are free of charge. A comprehensive general education, handling new media , learning foreign languages ​​and mastering key qualifications are the focus of the training. The modular course system can be individually tailored to the needs of the students, which can shorten the duration of the course if necessary. It is also possible to take the Matura in parts, because the curriculum is divided into modules that can be completed one after the other by means of semester or overall final exams.

The teaching concept includes, depending on the individual choice, either the classic form of the evening grammar school with on-site lessons Monday to Friday or distance learning , in which joint lessons (face-to-face evenings) take place two evenings a week. The core lesson times are usually from 6.45pm to 9.55pm; in some cases classes start a little earlier. The school also offers scholarships and grants.

Evening study

Advertising board for attending the evening grammar school with a view of the back of the school building
Advertising board for attending the evening grammar school next to the school building

According to the Austrian AHS curriculum for employed people, the following subjects are prescribed for all branches:

  • German, English, mathematics: 8 modules each
  • Latin or French: 5 modules
  • Geography and economics, history and political education, biology and environmental studies, chemistry, physics, philosophy and psychology: 2 modules each
  • Computer science: 1 module
  • If religion (5 modules) is taken, it is also possible to graduate in this subject.

In the 7th semester there is a choice between two school branches:

Economics branch
(Focus: Computer Science and Economics / Ecology):
  • Ecology and economy: 3 modules
  • Computer science: 2 modules (with compulsory module so a total of 3)
  • Art education or music education: 1 module
  • A second course in BE or ME can also be attended voluntarily. Then you can also graduate in this subject.
  • The second foreign language (Latin or French) is completed with the 5th module.
High school branch
(Focus: languages ​​and arts subjects):
  • Latin or French: 2 modules (with compulsory modules so a total of 7)
  • Art education and music education: 1 module each
  • a second module from BE or ME (in the subject that was attended 2 semesters, you can also graduate)

Distance learning

The same subjects and school types are offered in distance learning as in the regular evening grammar school, the structural structure is also the same, so that the type of study can be changed at any time. Distance learning is primarily intended for the following group of people:

  • Employed persons with irregular working hours or night shifts
  • People who are unable to attend regular evening classes for family reasons (supervision and care obligations)
  • Working people who cannot attend classes every day due to (traffic) geographic reasons

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. AHS curriculum for employed people , bmukk.gv.at